It didn’t take long for Cahri Coleman to establish himself as the shooter, knocking down multiple three-pointers early, forcing the defense to adjust. Once he got going, Coleman became a constant spacing threat that stretched the defense. A true marksman, Coleman was capable of converting from anywhere beyond the arc, whether off the catch or off the dribble, with a consistent release and high-arcing follow-through. Coleman finished the contest with 6 made three-pointers, showcasing a knack for heating up quickly and changing the complexion of the game from the perimeter alone.

Cahri can light it up from beyond the arc and then slice up the defense while finishing strong in the lane on the next possession. He’s a menace on defense when it comes to picking off opposing passing lanes and shutting down his assignments. He has a keen ability to survey the defense and take what’s readily available, making himself and his team as a whole harder to guard for opponents. He has a nice shooting form and can get on a hot streak easily. I was incredibly impressed with his passing ability – he has the vision and talent t fit the rock in the thinnest of lanes on its way to a wide-open teammate for an easy bucket. He never dwells on mistakes, and he has an excellent handle.